Will I Ever Win That Toaster?

Sue and I really needed a boost, so we went to Almonte where we got a real shot in the arm.

Our appointments for the first two jabs were at different times and even on different days, but we were together in sweet bliss for the booster. I watched Sue's jab, and the needle really went in a long way and seemed to take a long time to plunge. Maybe this was different than before and maybe not. Whatever the case, Sue was exultant to have it done as this photo with her fancy schmanzy as new phone attests.

However, we are still a long way off from being able to claim our toaster, which is too bad since we could really use a new one.

I wonder if there will be any more boosters. Some have written that a virus tends to become more transmissible as it declines in strength, so perhaps Omicron is a good thing in a way. And along with that, better treatments for fighting the virus.seem to be looming on the horizon.

Meanwhile, our numbers are exploding as never before. Thankfully, at least there is some mitigation due to high levels of vaccination. It's just that the government should have been proactive with the boosters. In my opinion there wasn't a good reason for making us wait for six months after the second shot, especially when you see them reducing it to three months now that we are in a bit of a crisis.

And . . . did you know . . .↓